Mental Health Mastery: Managed Care Impact,
Inpatient vs Community Treatment Models,
Discharge Planning & Transitional Care (Peer
Support & Bridging Staff), Partial Hospitalization
Programs, Psychosocial Rehabilitation & Clubhouse
Model, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT),
Crisis Resolution & Home Treatment Teams,
Prevention Levels (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary),
Forensic & Correctional Mental Health Nursing,
Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Housing &
Community Reintegration, and Relapse Prevention
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Which of the following factors is primarily responsible for the changes in inpatient hospital
treatment between the 1980s and the present?
The growth of managed care
The factor having the most influence on the current trend in treatment settings is the fact in
recent years,
funding for community programs has been inadequate.
A patient who has continuously experienced severe symptoms of schizoaffective disorder for
the past 17 years is experiencing an acute psychotic episode. Which level of care is most
appropriate for this patient at this time?
Inpatient hospital treatment
A patient with depression is admitted to an inpatient hospital unit for treatment. The type of
therapy most likely provided in this setting includes
Talk therapy
Which of the following is the highest priority for admission to inpatient care?
, Safety of self or others
The priority of inpatient care for people with severe mental illness is
Symptom management
Discharge planning from inpatient care for people with severe mental illness must address
which of the following to be effective?
~select all that apply~
- Finding housing for the client
- Finding transportation for the client
Which type of community residential treatment setting is most likely to be permanent in any
state?
Evolving consumer household
A patient is being transferred from a group home to an evolving consumer household. The goal
of this transition is for the patient to eventually
fulfill daily responsibilities without supervision.
What is an important role of the nurse with regard to residents opposing plans to establish a
group home or residential facility in their neighborhood?
To provide information to correct misinformation related to stereotypes of persons with mental
illnesses
What are the two essential components of transitional care discharge model that is used in
Canada and Scotland?
Peer support and bridging staff
Some residential treatment settings are transitional. This means that clients are eventually
expected to
Relocate to another setting
The primary advantage of an evolving consumer household is that clients
Do not have to relocate as they become more independent
The primary goal of a psychiatric rehabilitation program is to promote
quality of life.